Jeep CJ vs Sisu SA-240: Specs Compared

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First system

Second system

Measured figures

7 of 19 rows sourced on both sides

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7.8m

Length

All recorded figures & sources

7.8 m

Length

Single source

7,800 mm^[source]

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2.5m

Width

All recorded figures & sources

Configuration

Jeep CJ and Sisu SA-240 configuration
Specification	Jeep CJ	Sisu SA-240
Manufacturer	Willys-Overland (1944–1953) Willys Motors (1953–1963) Kaiser Jeep (1963–1970) American Motors Corporation ( Jeep ) (1970–1986)^[source]	Oy Sisu-Auto Ab^[source]
Production	1944–1986 More than 1.5 million^[source]	SA-240 : 1984–1990 SA-241 : 1990–1991^[source]
Assembly	United States: Toledo, Ohio ( Toledo Complex ) United States: Maywood, California Argentina: Santa Isabel ( IKA ) Australia: Rocklea, Queensland Brazil: São Bernardo do Campo , São Paulo (Willys Overland do Brasil S.A, later Ford Brasil ) Canada: Brampton , Ontario ( Brampton Assembly ) Egypt: Cairo (AAV) Israel: Haifa Israel: Nof HaGalil ( AIL ) Iran: Tehran ( Pars Khodro ) Mexico: Toluca (Willys Mexicana, later VAM ) Spain: Zaragoza ( VIASA ) Turkey: Istanbul (Türk-Willys Overland)^[source]	Hämeenlinna , Finland^[source]

Class	Compact sport utility vehicle^[source]	heavy off-road lorry^[source]

Body style	doorless / 2-door SUV doorless / 2-door convertible 2-door pickup truck^[source]	platform lorry^[source]

Layout	Front engine , rear-wheel drive / four-wheel drive^[source]	—

Predecessor	Willys MB (For World War II) Jeep Commando (For pickup version)^[source]	—

Related	Willys MB^[source]	Sisu SA-150^[source]

Country of origin	United States^[source]Inventory Origin column; table 6, row 4, cell 4; revision 1342029330; retrieved 2026-10-01	Finland^[source]Inventory Origin column; table 16, row 27, cell 2; revision 1377709660; retrieved 2026-09-30